The event drew nearly 100 companies from more than 20 countries and territories, including Vietnam, the United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Singapore, and Thailand. Exhibitors introduced a wide array of innovations, from amusement rides and gaming equipment to smart operation systems, advanced lighting, and upgraded security solutions.

This year’s expo was held in conjunction with the Vietnam 2025 Stadium and Gymnasium Equipment Exhibition, expanding its scope and strengthening the connection between entertainment and sporting infrastructure.

It attracted strong interest from investors, developers, amusement park operators, architects, construction firms, and technology providers, offering a broad overview of trends shaping the future of recreational spaces. The expo also served as a platform for businesses seeking smart, high-performance solutions to upgrade Vietnam’s event venues, urban entertainment complexes, and multi-use facilities.

A representative of the organizers said the expo not only underscores Vietnam’s growing role as a regional hub for entertainment and sports, but also promotes international cooperation. They added that Vietnam’s rapid urbanization and rising demand for leisure infrastructure are creating major opportunities for global investors.

This year’s edition is notable for its larger scale and wider participation by leading global brands, underlining an industry-wide shift toward sustainability and smart design.

The program also features a series of specialized conferences and seminars, with international experts discussing topics such as sustainable operations, bowling industry trends, safety management, next-generation workforce development, and the next-generation “Entertainment 3.0” experience.

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